Demountable camper group

http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/7697 ... tm?ca=17_s

http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/7697 ... tm?ca=17_s

(near Lyon)


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http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/7701 ... tm?ca=17_s


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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LEYLAND-DAF-4 ... SS:GB:1120

http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/7706 ... tm?ca=17_s


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zildjian wrote:http://www.leboncoin.fr/caravaning/7706 ... tm?ca=17_s


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First one I've seen like that since I built mine. Shorter and wider than mine, probly East west bed layout

Keith, when I found it, the first thought I had was how it reminded me of your build, dunno if its a one-of or somebody's making them, either way a good starting point for someone

zildjian wrote:Keith, when I found it, the first thought I had was how it reminded me of your build, dunno if its a one-of or somebody's making them, either way a good starting point for someone

Aye, close examination makes me think its more conventional in size, i.e. wider than mine, more like an apollo or a nord(th)star, pretty conventional really. I think they opted for simplicity with the nose profile, just as I did. If I was doing mine again, knowing what I've learned doing mine, and then doing the lozenge, I would opt for the 135 degree corners. Aesthetically more pleasing, an easier space to live with, and only one extra joint. YMMV

Its priced quite reasonably, considering its in fibreglass gelcoat ready for fitting out, I would have thought they would have included legs/fixings so the customer could drive away with the box and demount it at home to be worked on.